Maruyama Park (Sapporo) (solo trip)

We visited in November, planning to do some birdwatching and see if we can find squirrels. The park was perfectly described with the word 'koyo', as the autumn foliage was outstanding! In the pond we found a group of Mandaring Ducks, Mallards and other songbirds. We also found squirrels! Some people offered nuts and acorns. Don't feed the crows! If you visit this park, I'd recommend to also see t...

Visited May 14, 2025. A very walk-friendly park. Still could catch the last glimsp of the cherry blossom. Thereès a shrine, souvenir shop (with local sweets/cakes). Public toilets are free and very clean.

A bit walk from station and the park is very beautiful with flowers from sakura and plum trees. ​We went there on weekday. Not so crowded. Great place to sit down and absorb the beauty of nature. Further inside, there are popular sweet shop, the shrines and the zoo. Just follow the signs and you will not get lost.

Large beautiful walking park, great for viewing sakura (cherry blossoms) and Ume (plum blossoms) if you’re visiting in late April, early May! The park offers an abundance of different kinds of blossoms to enjoy. We arrived at the beginning of the season and were able to enjoy various stages of the blooms, from buds to full blossoms. Vendors line the walkways selling various food and drink items....

Visited Maruyama Park in early spring while there was still snow on the ground, and it was absolutely magical. The park was peaceful and quiet, with snow-covered trees and paths that made it feel like a winter wonderland. It’s a great spot for a calm walk and taking in the beauty of nature even in the colder months. The nearby Hokkaido Shrine surrounded by snow was especially beautiful. Definitely...